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Meanings of raise concerns in English

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Usage of raise concerns in English
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Foreign governments and entities can also raise concerns, said one industry executive.
Reuters
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Pacific Island Foreign working group raise concerns over timing of the elections.
Radio NZ
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She said: I'm not the only one to raise concerns about Michael.
The Guardian
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This is enough to deter someone from coming forward to raise concerns.
The Guardian
5
But within hours of making the announcement, scientists began to raise concerns.
The Guardian
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Its presence as a partner may raise concerns in Europe, particularly in Britain.
Reuters
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But he said the projected purchase rates could raise concerns in the future.
Reuters
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However, ceiling effects raise concerns about its potential for responsiveness in clinical trials.
Pubmed
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Shady banking practices of the past mean newly lax standards should raise concerns.
The Guardian
10
A tie-up between the two could raise concerns among government regulators.
Reuters
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John Key to raise concerns about human rights with Sri Lanka.
Radio NZ
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They raise concerns about the progress of personalisation and personal budgets.
The Guardian
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Playing the match then would raise concerns over player welfare, however.
The Guardian
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This may raise concerns about how long any fund-raising will take.
The Guardian
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If they're not ready, they should raise concerns with Ms Foley.
Independent.ie
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The DA says incidents like this raise concerns around illegal immigration.
The South African
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Raise concerns across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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